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How do I create a sub interface in SonicWall?
Select a Parent Interface and Create a Sub-Interface with a VLAN ID, navigate to Network | Interfaces. In the Select Interface drop-down option, select Virtual Interface, you will get a pop-up window to configure the sub-interface. Select the Zone as LAN (you can create a custom zone for the network if required).
How do I fix LAN subnet conflicts with WAN subnet?
Re: WAN subnet conflicts with LAN subnet do a factory reset and use the onboard wizard on the router to set up the router. Ensure your PC is using automatic obtain IP addressing. Do Not Use Static IP addressing.
How do I enable SonicWall interface?
Click Configure edit button in the Interface Settings table. In the pop-up Edit Interface window, select Advanced tab….Enable/Disable interfaces via Network/Interfaces screen.
- Navigate to Network/Interfaces screen.
- Click the green tick button for the interface X7 to shutdown the interface.
Can a SonicWall be used as a secondary LAN?
If you need a secondary LAN, you can just configure a free interface on the SonicWall with a separate IP scheme and enable DHCP on that interface. The access rules between LAN to LAN can be set so that this new network cannot interfere with the existing X0 subnet.
Can a SonicWall network use the same IP address?
They will both use the same public IP when traffic leaves your network. Welcome to SonicWall community. If you need a secondary LAN, you can just configure a free interface on the SonicWall with a separate IP scheme and enable DHCP on that interface.
How are virtual interfaces used in SonicWall TZ?
Virtual interfaces – Virtual interfaces are assigned as subinterfaces to a physical interface and allow the physical interface to carry traffic assigned to multiple interfaces. PortShield interfaces – PortShield interfaces are a feature of the SonicWALL TZ series and SonicWALL NSA 240.
How is VLAN support achieved on sonicos enhanced?
VLAN support on SonicOS Enhanced is achieved by means of subinterfaces, which are logical interfaces nested beneath a physical interface. Every unique VLAN ID requires its own subinterface.